Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

Rev. j. E. Farrow of West Con
cord, Vt, has been in town visitinz
his old parishioners.
Many Of the sucking colts this way
are dying. Judge Fletcher is likely
to lose valuable horse.
The Misses jerome from Boston,
Mass, are in town visiting then
friends.-Miss LIlla Judd i st home.
Irasbur=h.
We shall soon have telephone con-
nections south via Albany and Crafts
bury.
Ernie Ord, while at play Saturday,
stepped on s nail driving 1t through
his foot.
DR.. Shaw leaves town this week.
having bought the drug store and
practice OF DR.. Stiles at Barnet.
Bailey hiss improved the looks of
his store by changing the shelves on
the south side, putting in new show
case and s regulator
There are large number of visit
ors in town, Mr.. Holman's and Mr..
Russelrs daughters are st home. Mrs.
RamsdelI Is at Mr.. st Clair's.
Carrie Allen. who recently came
home from the New England Conser-
vatory of music st Boston.is organic
ing music classes here and st Albany.
The Fourth was celebrated Monday
according TO the programme issued.
The day was favorable and one of
the largest companies assembled ever
seen here on such an occasion. The
parade Of horrlbles was good. the
first prize went TO the representation
of an old time kitchen in which the
process of heating and spinning flax
and the old shoe maker had s. promi-
nent part The bicycle race was won
BY ). c. Conner, the foot race by Ed.
Wells, the running horse race BY
I. c. Fisher, the yoIocipede race By
s boy from Barton Landing, MeEon
performed his wire ascension. The
Grafton by Maj. Grout was up TO his
usual standard. He is too well known
70 need praise Arnold Caples' side
won in the tug Of war and the Iras-
burgh club in the game Of ball. Hill
had about 80 couples At his dance.
The verdict Is s good, quiet time
No drunkenness and no fights.
Lowell.
F. c. kimbaH, Jr-, has put an en-
CINE in his mill, which Is on the hill
road to Eden.
We find Geo. Day, who runs the
stage between Lowell and No. Troy,
very obiging-
William Thornton Is seeking en-
pIoyment elsewhere. His family are
still with rs.
The Good Templars viii give an
At the town hall, Tues
day evening, July u. Admission
10 cents.
Two cases Of measles at Frank
his little girl. and another
living with them, s daughter Of the
ate Leander Sinclair.
Mrs. D. E. Curtis, formerly of this
town, now Of Boston. came here
June 9th, and viii soon be joined
0y her husband. We are glad to
nave them with Us.
Mrs. r. King and her friend, Mrs.
Dr. Brown Of Amesbury, Mass, left
N Wednesday for Newport and q
rip on the lake. They purposed go
ng thence TO see DR.. Anderson and
.amily at AIburgh.
Dr. Hill, having purchased the
house Of James Brown. is repairing
t and putting on a bay-window, ar
angling for his Office and waiting
Dom below. on the wing of the |
house This viii be 3 great advan-
age to him and to all that call on /
i'm for professional advice.
VI Org an
Miss Mertie Moore has returned /
zone from Barnet.
Geo Taylor IS home from St. |
on 3 visit
Miss Mabel Cobb has gone to
IeOrgevlle, P @, to work in a ho-
81 there.
Herman johnson has bought B. T.
doore's farm without the buildings,
nd some land adjoining, which
as been sold TO A. P. Cobb.
Newport
> ". Keith Is married. Con-
Rev. A. T. Atwel, a former pas
1r Of the Episcopal church, Is In
3wn-
c. J. Hibbard has completed the
EDITION TO his block, the appearance
which i greatly improved.
Mrs Green mother Of Heza :.
-reen Of this town, died last Tues
az, after an illness Of only few
avs
H d. Dawson has bought build
e lot Of George Miller In West
'erby, and purposes to build house
y present season
Mr. C. L Reed, proprietor Of the
.lchford journal, has been In town
le past week, looking after the In
rests Of that paper